. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. the search for the person who was in a minivan that plunged into the bay is over. tonight, we have new details about the victim who was found inside that vehicle. geek i'm ken wayne. >>hello again everyone i'm heather holmes. rescue crews returned to san francisco bay and pulled that minivan from the water with the driver dead inside. we first told you about this bizarre crash yesterday. the van plunged into water in san francisco just offer the marina green. jade hernandez joins us live in the city. heather, i spoke to a man who

believes that the woman found in the bay was his neighbor's significant other. he said his neighbor couldn't bear to speak to us, and so he did. sharing details of the woman he says was a veteran, with family in georgia. >> reporter: this morning, an industrial- sized tow-truck pulled the van to shore. on friday, a dramatic rescue efforts after that same van plunged over a curb and off a safe cliff in the marina green. >> the investigators are find out if was a medical issue and go from there. >> this man samuel bibbens says woman was deborah crenshaw, a fellow veteran and grandmother and also a woman who was dating his neighbor william for years. >> they were fine, everything was fine. >> reporter: in fact, bibben says he saw the couple hours before

witnesses saw the van sink. >> i came down for dinner and somebody said a van had go into the bay. >> reporter: he never expected to say someone he knew was inside. >> william called me around 6:30 and said deborah was gone and you said gone where? and he said she is g.o.p., she passed away. >> reporter: that is when his neighbor, williams told bibbens about the van. >> it was shocking for me, just completely shocking, because you know, i have known them for a good while and deborah is like a relative almost. >> reporter: sam told us that the 60-year- old crenshaw was taking college courses and earning a's. i just got off the phone with the medical examiner a few moments ago and he told me they are still woring to positively identify the woman found. reporting live in san francisco tonight, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. two homes in san josi burst into flames overnight after a suspected teenaged car three of plowed into one of the houses.

it happened around midnight and police say the young driver led officer opposite a chase before crashing car. the car ruptured a gas line. one home was destroyed and other badly damaged. >> we had a hard time fighting the fire because the gas was difficult to shut off because the main was broken before the shutoff valve. so that hindered firefighting efforts. >> firefighters say pg&e crews got to the scene quickly to fix that ruptured gas line. teenaged driver was arrested at scene. one his young passengers and a police officer suffered minor injuries of everybody inside the homes got out safely. another fire in san josi burned ten acres and close down a major roadway. the fire started round east capitol expressway. a portion of capital expressway was closed as crews fought that fire. a firefighter on scene tells us that conditions in the area are very dry for this time of year. >> the trees behind me,

started to torch, which is rare for this time of year. we're experiencing fires now that we won't typically experience for another two to three months. so for it to be this active this time of year, in june, is definitely a concern of ours. >> fire officials tell us that the point of origin was near a homeless campply atwo-alarm fire in san leandro gutted a home and business and killed several pets the fire officials received the cal this afternoon at macarthur boulevard near the oakland border. one firefighter was tape to the hospital for burns to his arm and hand. fire crews say that the layout of the building made the fire difficult to fight. >> due to the construction of the building, temperatures inside the structure were reaching in excess of 2,000 degrees. that house was full of pets, four of which died. five cats tonight are still unaccounted for. the cause of that fire is under investigation. a man escapes serious

injury today after getting trapped in the sand of a beach near bodega bay. a state park ranger tells us that the man was trying to dig a tunnel in the sand at portuguese beach when he became trapped. as you can see they managed to pull him out of a an hour of digging. rangers say while today's outcome was good, digging sand tunnels can be very dangerous. police arrested a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting last april in hayward. 26 -year-old was arrested in the parking lot of a wal-mart. he was wanted for the deadly shooting for ezekiel taylor. authorities are looking into a group discovery in san lorenzo where the bodies of two elderly woman were found inside a home.

a mailman called deputies after he hadn't seen the women in self days. their deaths are not considered suspicious. the women are believed to be sisters in their 90s. their identities have not yet been released. today people who volunteer their time searching for missing morgan hill tornado warning sierra lamar opened up their new headquarters. the "find sierra lamar" group moved from morgan hills to central high school just a couple of miles away. the old site is slated to become a new continuation school. today's sierra's father and mother took part in a search this morning. hundreds have been looking for any sign of sierra. the 15-year-old disappeared on her way to school in march of last year. southwest airlines are back to normal following that massive systemwide computer glitch that called cancellations and delays across the country. thetwo southwest flights out of

sfo were canceled and one flight out of oakland airport was delayed yesterday due to that computer problem. caltrain service has been restored after a small fire above the caltrain tunnel in san francisco. the fire on top of the tunnel forced caltrain to halt service between the bay shore and san francisco stations for about 90 minutes today, starting at 2:00 this afternoon. the cause of that fire is under investigation. the first race in the america's cup is set to begin in two weeks, but questions remain about safety regulations. race organizers announced four days of mediation on proposed safety measures ended without an agreement. regatta director recommended 37 new safety rule after that dead think capsizing the artemis racing boat last month. organizers are not saying what the sticking points are. however, limiting upper wind speeds is thought to be one of them. organizers put together a desperately needed food drive today for oakland he'd mother mary ann wright foundation.

that group says donations have reached critically low-level and they are in desperate need of clothes and nonperishable foods. >> people have lost their jobs. you have low employment and our lines are getting longer and longer and more children and the youth is really coming because they can't find jobs. >> the foundation started helping people back in the 1980s, when mother right using her social security checks fed the homeless and the hungry. she went on to feed countless people for the next two decades before she passed away in 2009. happening now, a super moon is lighting up the sky. it's the biggest full moon of the year. and here is a live picture of the moon. you can see it's filling up the screen and a lot closer to the earth right now, so it looks a lot bigger. ktvu's john sasaki joins us from chabot center. >> reporter: ken, this is a big night at

center. there is a big crowd here and the star of the night is that super moon. kids and adults came for tonight's celestial event. the moon is reaching the closest point to the earth and of course you can see well with the naked eye, but some telecops were useful in bringing the moon closer to parents and their chin. >> it keeps us in touch with how beautiful the universe is and how wonderful it is to share it with other pep, especially young people. >> when the moon is at about 4:32 in the morning our time, the moon is going to be a little bit closer and technically it would appear a little bit larger than it would be at any other perigee point during the course of the year. >> reporter:

the moon will be closest about 221,000 miles away and astronomers say most people won't be able to tell the difference than six hours earlier. people got to see other features in space through the telescopes and one of the popular spots where people could look through a 36" telescope at saturn and seeing that planet and its rings and three its moons and i can tell you that was a spectacular sight indeed. east bay evennal park workers and managers have walked way from the bargaining table and we'll tell you how that could impact your 4th of july plans. >> a deadly plane crash the an air show and what winds say they saw right before the fiery crash. a crucial legal ruling just two days where the is it there of the george zimmerman trial in florida and how today's decision delivers a big blow to

the prosecutor's case.

. 4th of july is coming up less than two weeks away and a labor dispute is brewing at some bay area parks. workers at east bay regional parks are threatening to walk off the job just in time for that busy national holiday. the group says it's been working without a contract for months. ktvu's christien kafton tells us that workers picketed and if they don't have a contract soon

they will be on strike c. in fremont they were met with a steady drumbeat and say park employee have been working without a contract since the end march and now workers are threatening a strike on the 4th of july. >> we'll be tell them about our flight and asking for their support. park workers say that a strike would affect everything from trash pick up to bathroom cleaniness and in short an entirely different park experience for visitors. >> can you imagine the bathrooms may get dirty and garbage is going to pile up, but we hope that the public will understand and stand in solidarity with us. >> the park district will remain open, it always is, and we will do what it takes with management employments or something else to make sure that 4th of july is a great one for the resident of bay area.

>> reporter: some park visitor say a strike could wind up hurting the park workers. >> think they should be happy where they are. we are in a recession. >> reporter: others say they would like to see the workers get more money. >> if it's unh, i think they should get what they want. >> reporter: they say the only thing that would stop a strike is a contractment christien katon, ktvu . a traffic stop in napa led to the arrest of a 24-year-old man on homicide charges. chp pulled over madrigal yesterday afternoon. he was driving a chevy trailblazer with no license plate and the officer learned it was stolen from a napa man. what police went to that man's house in napa they found him dead inside. the cause his death was not released. madrigal was arrested on murder as well as burglary charges glove three people whose bodies were found in a burning car were identify as two teens and

their mother. relatives say the victims with 17-year-old richard james, jr., 15-year-old roland lowe and 46-year-old colleen lowe of sacramento. butte county prosecutors revealed that the 17 -year-old had spent several summers visiting the suspect, 7-year- old donald clark. but for some reason their friendship soured. the three were shot to death and then the bodies burned near chico earlier this month cbx in a video released today, president obama announced he will make a major speech next week about climate change and how to solve it. >> it's a serious challenge, but it's one uniquely suited to america's strengths. we'll see need scientists and farmers and engineers to device new sources of energy and businesses to make and sell them. we'll need workers to build the foundation for a clean-energy economy. >> mr. obama called for america to be a leader in combating the global crisis and he will make his speech tuesday at georgetown university in washington d.c.. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a

vintage plan to crash today apan air show? the stearman biplane crashed into a field in ohio and burst into flames. officials there on the scene of the 39th annual vectren air show that a pilot and veteran female wing walker were killed. duo appeared to be executing an stunt in which the plane flipped while the wing walker is out on one what's been markeds no one on the ground was hurt. the auto racing community is mourning the death of a driver, allan simonsen was only 9 minutes into the 24 hours race when he skidded and crashed into a barrier. the 34-year-old drive was pronounced dead at a hospital. cars reached speeds of 105 miles per hour at that deadly turn where the crash happened. for a second day, police is searched the massachusetts home of new england patriot aaron hernandez.

after a four-hour search investigators came out with several brown paper bags, but they didn't say what they contaped. hernandez is not a suspect in the shooting death of his friend odin lloyd, the tight end for the patriots has refused to comment on the investigation. we're just learning that the ambulance which was taking former south african president nelson mandela to the hospital broke down. a second ambulance was sent to take the former president to the pretoria hospital. the presidential spokesman says doctors say the delay did not cause mr. mandela any further home. he remains in the hospital in serious, but stable condition. there are new details tonight that could affect the upcoming trial of george zimmerman. he is the florida man accused of second-degree murder in the

shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. today the florida judge ruled that audio experts cannot testify about who was screaming on the 911 calls made during the shooting. ruling comes just before the trial is due to begin on monday. as christina mutchler tells us today, this decision is a crushing blow to martin's father who testified that the screams were that of his son as zimmerman shot him. >> a huge decision days before the start of george zimmerman's murder trial. >> do you think he is yelling help? >> yes. >> reporter: a florida judge ruled saturday that two expert opinions of that 911 call recorded the night zimmerman killed trayvon martin will not be allowed at the trial. it's a victory for the defense team, who argued that the audio quality is not enough to determine who was yelling. >> the screams don't match at all.

so that is what tells me that okay, it's not george zimmerman of the screams that i have presented. >> reporter: but the audio can still be played at trial. witness familiar with majority yip's and zimmerman's voices including their families could be called to testify. >> well, he has got something in his hands. i don't know what his deal is. >> six women are set to decide whether zimmerman acted in self- defense that night as he claimed or if is a murder? tracy martin wants justice for his son's death. >> it's not okay for vigilantes to kill our kids and get away with it. >> reporter: with the trial starting monday another major question, will zimmerman take the stand and testify in his own defense? christina mutchler, ktvu channel 2 news. embattled celebrity chef paula deen issues a response

after her firing from the food network. plus, and city leaders in boston plan to take down this makeshift memorial to the bombing victims. a frightening car crash caught on-camera and the surprising outcome after the car plows into a restaurant right where a family was eating. sunny and warm today, but some big changes developing offshore. coming up we'll break down the shower chances to your sunday forecast and one part of the bay area that could ping an inch of rain over the next few days.

. one man is in critical condition tonight and two others hospitalized after a 300' barn under construction suddenly collapsed. the injured workers were bolting steel together on this new barn that is part of texas a&m university's $80 million equestrian complex in college station. investigators are searching for the cause of that collapse. >> the united states today joined ten air and european

nations pledging military support to syrian rebels fighting the regime of president bashar al-assad. secretary of state john kerry provided little specifics on what type of military aid the u.s. would be providing. washington post reports that saudi arabia and qatar are preparing to send short fired and armor piercing shell to be used against syria's air force and tanks. kerry says that the u.s. is still pushing for a diplomatic end to the conflict. >> the best solution, the only real solution to the problem of syria is a politic solutionle we don't believe there is a military solution. certainly not one that produces the syrian people as the winner. >> the so-called friends of syria group pledged to increase humanitarian assistance to the nearly 5 million syrians who have been displaced during the fight. in other news of the world,

in india, thousands were stranded by massive floods in himalayas. 500 people have died one man who escaped the flood zone said there was nothing, but death around him and said now that is out he feels like he has a sec life. in canada a sigh of relief in calgary where floodwaters are receding after high waters forced the evacuation of the entire downtown. heavy flooding in the province of alberta has claimed three lives. now officials are focusing their attention on towns downstream of calgary, which they say have not yet felt full force of those floodwaters. in australia, check this out, a quiet meal interrupted when a car right there came barrel through a window at a melbourne restaurant. three people were taken to the hospital, but fortunately no one were seriously hurt. they stay the blood-alcohol of

the driver was three times above the legal when as we revved after the crash. support made it official, asking hong kong to extradite the man at center of the nsa's leaks case edward snowed yep. u.s. has charged snowden with espionage and threat of theft of government property. now it's not clear yet if hong kong will cooperate, experts say hong con's treaty with u.s. has exceptions for political crimes. >> he did violate the law in terms of releasing those documents. we don't know -- i understand. i understand. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi getting booed and heckled today when she said snowden broke the law with his leaks the minority leader was speaking in san josi to a group of progressive act relatives. the mayor boston activists. >> in boston, the city leaders

will dismant thele square which has been filled with pictures, candles, stuffed animal and dozens of running shoes. the mayor wants to move the items to the city's afbives where they could be available for viewing on request. city says once the temporary memorial is gone, the discussion will begin on planning a permanent memorial. >> a motorcyclist leads police on a high-speed -- a really high-speed chase and wait until you hear why the driver took off. >> you take that shot. >> not your average soccer players. the special message behind this weekend's soccer tournament in san francisco. also paying tribute to james gandolfini and how the late actor was honored tonight in italy. understands count yourselves lucky.

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action and fancy footwork on field, a special soccer tournament is underway this weekend in san francisco. this weekend's games aren't just about who wipand lose, ktvu's jana katsuyama explains how this game is helping people who really need it like any soccer tournament, today's west coast cup in san francisco held the promise of victory for nine teams from seattle, portland, san francisco, sacramento and l.a.. but apart from the fast action, and fancy footwork, this cup is different. members of each city's home team are homeless. >> i am so proud of her. she has come so far. .kerstulovich is like any soccer mom cheering for her daughter's team. >> they are all recovering alcoholics and addicts and most of them are homeless or were homeless. >> i had reduced my world to basically the couch and the

remote and i was hopeless. >> it has renewed my purpose in life it's the aim of the non- profit street soccer u.s. and the faces show there september just one face to homes. >> when i was emancipated at 19 i became homeless. >> reporter: while some players are new to soccer, their hearts are in the game and they feel at home on the field. >> the team feels more like a family than a team. >> teamwork and trust and making goals not just in a game, but in life. >> well, take the shot. >> no matter what the situation or the circumstances look like at that moment, for me, it means anything is possible. >> reporter: the street soccer tournament ends on sunday. but organizers say they hope that the lessons learned on field will last a lifetime. in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. a recent census of state trooper's homeless populations shows that more than a quarter

them are gay. the san francisco human services agency says january's holeless up counts found more than 6400 people live on san francisco's haves and 29% identified as being lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. and this is the first census where volunteers asked the homeless about their sexual orientation. >> a 33-year-old man in santa rosa is behind bars after police say they he led them on a very high-speed chase. a motorcyclist was speeding on sebastopol road and officers say when they went to pull the motorcyclist ovhe sped up and reached speeds of 120 miles per hours. they finally arrested him and police identify him as ramar palmer, who had a valid driver's licenses and no outstanding warrants. police say he ran simply because he thought he could get

away. >> a playground getting spruced by by the rotary club and the police department at bret harte elementary. those taking part say giving back is about more than a fresh coat of paint. >> it's more than increasing the property value or making better neighbors or provides safety. i mean it's really will create peace and well-being for our entire city. >> volunteers also gave the playground some new lines so that the children can play games like hopscotch and four- square. a long time breast cancer fund racer is about to wrap up in the bay area for the last time. day 2 of the susan g. komen walk to raise mp for breast cancer research is underway in san francisco. next year's walk has been canceled in san francisco and six other cities. you may remember support for that foundation plummeted after a controversial decision last year to stop giving money to planned parenthood for breast

cancer screenings and education. bay area families took advantage of today's sunny weather by learning about one of the regional east bay many park taking part in the healthy parks/healthy people event at quarry park. booths were set up with rangers telling about the wildlife in the area and they said the idea is to get kids outside and moving. >> parks are a great place to get kids and their families outdoors and exercising and having fun and that is what this event is all about. >> well, the national healthy parks/healthy people campaign aims to reintegrate human, environmental and echoliccal health in the mission of public parks. the fim festival where james gandolfini was supposed to receive an award paid tribute today to the late actor. [ applause ] >> you can hear there is the audience bursting into applause as a clip are "the sopranos" was found.

his portrayaloff tony sam soprano. his funeral will be held in new york next week. embattled celebrity chef paula deen thanked the food network hess than 24 hours after firing her. they said they would not renew deen's contract which expires at the end of the month. the decision ade came after news surfaced that deen admitted to using the n-word several times in the past. deen made a public apology yesterday and asked for forgiveness. deen's fans showed her support by coming to her restaurant in savannah, georgia and many feel that the decision to fire her was too harsh and said they would continue to her cookbooks and other products. >> we at ktvu are very proud to announce that urstation just recognized tonight by the associated press television and radio association and, in fact,

ktvu was honored as the station of the year. videographer tony hodrick, one best was recognized for a moving story that he did about a homeless man sharing a poem. reporter eric rasmussen received a nod tonight for uncovering questionable spending by port of oakland officials and reporter and ktvu anchor mike mibach honored for his news writing. >> congratulations. >> yes. >> a chicago martini and charity? the push underway to open the first non-profit bar here in the bay area. >> sundays good to me, the second day of summer brought with it perfect weather, maybe martini weather. things about to change and ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo joins us next when we expect to see rain in the forecast.

. beautiful weather across the bay area sent plenty of people today to the beach, including at crown bleach in alameda, there was just enough a breeze for windsurfers to get a slow and steady raid and plenty of sun for those enjoying a swim. >> we want to know it's going to be bikini weather tomorrow? let's check in with mark tamayo and find out. >> are you going to be wearing a bikini tomorrow? >> . [ laughter ] >> that wasn't in my wardrobe selection and, in fact, i was going to suggest a ski parka. can you see the supermoon and the fog redeveloping in the shoreline that will gradually push back into the bay overtime. a beautiful shot of the super moon this saturday night. as far as temperatures this afternoon they ranged from the lower 60s coast side and 90s

out towards santa rosa and antioch. live stormtracker 2, there is a storm you can see developing to our north and west. this will be a key factor heading into sunday, but especially monday and tuesday. right now the bulk of rainfall not in the bay area, but a few light showers reported up in crescent city. for tonight, clouds increasing overnight and tomorrow more cloud cover and it will definitely be cooler. monday we're tracking rain in the north bay and a chance as with you work your way to the south. towards sonoma raceway for tomorrow, a lot of activity for the toyota save-mart. there is the chance of a few rain showers by late in the00, by 3:00 and 4:00. so we'll be on the lookout for that tomorrow. today high pressure in command of our weather, the warmest day of the week. here is the setup offshore. tomorrow we bring in a chance of showers. rainfall developing in the north bay monday and showers

likely into tuesday. here is our forecast model, putting this into motion at 10:00 tomorrow morning. lots of cloud cover out there, probably some drizzle and throughout the afternoon hours, there is the chance of scattered showers and even a chance down towards san francisco. that gradually moves to the south and then monday morning at 9:00, the focus of the rain in the north bay, by 4:00 that gradually spreads to the south look at south bay still dry throughout a good portion of monday. monday night into tuesday morning we'll see rainfall move across the bay area. you will can count on a big change in the weather. rainfall expectations, we could be talking about record rainfall, especially the coastal hills, ov1-2" and the amounts really tapering off as you work your way to the south bay. forecast highs for tomorrow, no more 90s, no more 80s, the

warmest locations on track to reach the low to upper 70s. here is a look ahead your five- day forecast and there is that rain cloud for monday with rainfall developing especially up in the north bay. showers likely into tuesday and heather and ken, if you want the bikini and shorts weather you have to wait until thursday or friday. overment next couple of days it could look like winter across the bay area. >> thank you, mark. >> a bay area group wants to be the first to open a non- profit bar in san francisco. a place to mix cocktails with charity. >> you have ever heard of a non-profit bar? it's a pretty special idea. >> united libations is making its pitch on the internet, but has plans for events around the city. it's first goal is to sponsor english classes in haiti where there are no public schools. >> the a's look for their third straight win against the

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. the toyota sportswrap, brought to you but your local toyota dealers, toyota, let's go places. . good evening everyone and thanks for joining our saturday night edition of sportswrap. doesn't it seem like the a's and mariners are played each other 50 times already this season and each one lasts about five hours? another marathon tonight in seattle seattle. oakland trailed 2-0 in the am, when lowry homers off harang to give the a's 3-2 lead. oakland led in the bottom of the 7, but the bullpen breaks

down. ibañez with another homer and supposedly it's a 5-5 game. the bottom of the 8th, another usually reliable reliever and seattle wins 7-5. well, mad max is alive and living well in detroit. max scherzer gave you up two runs to boston and then in bottom of the 1st, victor martinez belts the grand slam off red sox pitcher allen webster and tigers win the battle of first place teams 10- 3, but max scherzer becomes first imagine pitcher since roger clemmens to win his first eleven decisions. barry exito playing with a heavy heart. barry lost his father tuesday and you have to believe papa joe was on barry's mind. barry said he didn't want to drop